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... preference of him, as the pledged supporter of a Whig-Radical Government, with Gladstone for its chief, to a Conservative Administration, supported by our present county members, are. unfounded. The Whig-Radical Government under the premiership of Lord ...
... to belong. The differences of party (putting out of view the reasonless dogmas of ultra-Liberalism) are next to nothing. The Whig and the Tory, the Conservative and the Liberal, if they could forget their colours and talk about measures not relating to ...
... POLITICAL The Pall Mall Gamete alludes to the changes in the political opinions of several great statesmen. Pitt, who began as a Whig, and a zealous and daring I'arliamentary Reformer, was for the last fifteen years of his life the chief and mainstay of the ...
... narrowminded bigots of his days to be untrue to the lfrotestant faith, just ea the great leader of the Opposition bow.—Northers Whig. ...
... Med by pteerffle•ev le be the the tr.ole. he of • wen, wee haat Lam - r e .41Firt ea ma. al I tlymisa . -d rest hese& hen &Whig valoohlo -, so J. M.A , • Truest ea the Ilath,•ete. I have the pills I th-tr eohoeritt•N te, it• I bee of. fro-4 tool, egret ...
... privilege. In 1848, when an extension of the suffrage wai looked upon as degradation' by the Tory, and but coldly supported by the Whig party, I spoke and voted in support of a motion for reform, moved by that unswerving friend of the people, Joseph Hume, who ...
... iteet here uinder the faitti liar name of Whigs and Tories. I will tell yial waht these words mLean. Thle word T'ory is derived froiui a;i Irish word which. ifiginillly mieanit to staid sLill, satu the word Whig is derived from1 a Scotch word, the original ...
... attributed to another judge who was not the emboditnent of wit. Mr. Justine Wiglitman was the man, who, being asked whether be was Whig or Tory, explained his political creed by saying that he was a special pleader; the Tones has awarded the joke to Judge ...
... Government with their own, and proceeds to explain why. The present Government have been developing the changes inherited from the Whigs, and supplying their deficiencies. He alludes to the enormous expenditure up to the year 1863-4, when the first decrease commenced ...
... Pori 1. ready &Member 25th. TAE CHILD BIBLE. Large Print and li' h+leea ?es Bt will present the h in the worth the Bible oath Whig emitted parent halms to 'ohm as siilialho ley • Child. ha offloads% BillICI CORPICTI Fur Ike of Podia*** iss Groat Brash'. ...
... I believe, paid something like £4OO a year—an office created by Whig legislation. I will briefly refer to what is called the New Poor Law, the Act of William the Fourth—a specimen of Whig Centralising Legislation, passed ostensibly to check the increase ...
... Itlausible name of progress and improvement. Having L al teady alluded to the Poor Law Union Act, as an 4 scabus laid upon us by Whigs, Liberals, and RadicTals, without benefiting any one but its paid officials, 4 - would now draw the attention of your readers ...